Server doesn't disconnect client by timeout

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Yury
Yury
edited March 2012 in Photon Server
Hello,

I'm using RC7 Photon server. Suddenly I'm figure out that my remote server does not disconnects clients by timeout. As I know the Photon should ping in background client and according to MinimumTimeout and MaximumTimeout values decide to disconnect it or not. From the other side, I found that offline client gets status disconnected when Photon try to send an event.
Interesting that all working well on my local Photon instance. Do you have any ideas or suggestions?
Thanks in advance.

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  • Tobias
    Tobias admin
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    We recently discovered a few disconnect issues and will update the server SDK soon. Those were happening when servers were running more than 48 days, afaik.
    We will update the server SDKs soon. It would be best to try again then.
  • Yury
    Yury
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    Perfect! Looking forward to the new version.

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